6 daagse cursus

A Guided Journey Toward Inner Strength

Door Koelle Williams

Wat je zal leren

If you’ve been feeling overwhelmed by emotions like fear, anger, shame, or grief, or simply want to reconnect with yourself in a deeper way, this course offers a space to slow down and gently explore what’s stirring within. A Guided Journey Toward Inner Strength is a five-part series that weaves together brief teachings, guided meditations, and reflective journaling prompts. The intention is to support you in meeting your emotions with mindfulness, curiosity, and compassion without needing to fix or change anything. This isn’t about doing more. It’s about softening into presence, creating space for what’s true, and learning how to tend to yourself with care. Each session invites you to build a more grounded, kind, and spacious relationship with your inner life. A note of care: This course is not a substitute for professional mental health treatment. If you're experiencing emotional distress that impacts your daily functioning, please consider reaching out to a licensed mental health provider for support. Music credit: “Inner Peace” by Grand_Project, via Pixabay

Koelle Williams

PA, USA

Koelle Williams is a mindfulness instructor, meditation facilitator, and National Board-Certified Health & Wellness Coach (NBC-HWC). She offers both individual and group coaching, integrating Internal Family Systems (IFS) with mindfulness-based practices to help people gently uncover their core needs and nurture healing for their most vulnerable...

Les 1

Resourcing Emotional Safety

In this gentle opening session, we explore the concept of emotional safety: what it is, why it matters, and how it can support healing and growth. You'll be guided through a calming meditation designed to help you feel grounded, present, and supported in your body. With compassionate reflections and optional journaling prompts, this practice offers a soft place to begin your journey inward.

Les 2

Meeting Fear With Curiosity

In this session, we explore how fear often intensifies after trauma and why common coping strategies—like rationalizing, avoiding, or trying to push through—can backfire. You’ll learn how fear functions in the body and nervous system, and why it deserves curiosity rather than judgment. Through a guided meditation, you’ll gently connect with fear, explore its protective role, and offer it compassion. The session closes with journaling prompts to deepen your understanding and help fear feel seen, safe, and supported.

Les 3

Uncovering The Wisdom In Anger

In this session, we explore anger as a protective emotion that often arises in response to perceived threats or boundary violations. You'll learn about the biological response behind anger and its deeper role in safeguarding more vulnerable feelings like fear or shame. Through a guided expressive writing practice, you'll be invited to give voice to your anger, uncover what it's protecting, and listen for the wisdom it holds. The session closes with reflection prompts to help you reframe anger with curiosity and compassion, creating space for healing and self-understanding.

Les 4

Bringing Compassion To Guilt And Shame

This session explores the nuanced difference between guilt and shame, and how both emotions often arise as protective responses. Rather than pushing these feelings away, we’re invited to meet them with compassion, curiosity, and care. By recognizing the values underneath our discomfort, we begin to soften self-blame and reconnect with our integrity.

Les 5

Honoring Grief And Loss

This final session invites us to gently hold space for grief in all its forms—not only the loss of loved ones, but also the quieter, often unacknowledged grief. Through guided meditation and journaling, we honor grief not as a weakness, but as a reflection of what we love and value.

Les 6

The Journey Continues: Integrating The Work

In this bonus session, we gather the insights from the course and explore how to carry them forward with intention and care. This session offers simple, practical ways to continue the work, like emotional check-ins, rituals, and accountability partnerships, alongside journaling prompts for reflection. It's a gentle reminder that healing isn’t about having all the answers, but about showing up with clarity, courage, and compassion. Even in challenging times, you can lead from love.

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